Dubai

Dubai,  rich culture ranges from the Iron Age to unabbigous  modernity and there is no better time to witness  its evolution than now.   Dubai Opera, the growth of arts district Al Quoz , and the discovery of relics from the Iron Age, Dubai is fast evolving into a cultural hotspot. Discover the city’s past on Dubai Creek, an ancient trade route between Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley whose artifacts can be found at the museum in the Shindagha district.

The United Arab Emirates boasts an impressive network of first-class roads that connect major towns and villages, including a multi-lane highway between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with access to and from the bordering countries of Saudi Arabia and Oman through  highways and main roads. Dubai is expected to attract  million tourists from all around the world.

Visit the world’s tallest building, ski down a snowy mountain in the middle of the desert, skydive above a man-made island, swim with sharks in Dubai Mall,  sparkling jewels in the souks and enjoy traditional dhow cruise ride.   Explore  the city and do not miss the following attractions in Dubai during your visit:-

•  Burj Khalifa,  828 metres high, the the world’s tallest tower dominating the Dubai skyline.
• Dubai Mall, next to Burj Kalifa,  an entire day spent may not justify your visit to see all.
• The Dubai dancing Fountain,  at the base of the iconic Burj Khalifa.
• Palm Jumeirah a  man-made island in the shape of a palm tree.
• The Beach opposite JBR, visit here if want to explore and like to shop, dine, see movie and go to the beach all in one trip.
• Look into the future at the world’s largest man-made marina, Dubai Marina.
• At a 20 minutes drive from the modernist streets of Downtown Dubai, you can experience the marvels of the Arabian Desert, the original tourist attraction of Dubai. Take a Desert Safari  with BBQ dinner in your leisure time.
• Discover United Arab Emirates’ contemporary history at Dubai’s  Etihad Museum,  located in Jumeirah 1, features a plethora of interactive pavilions where visitors can explore the UAE’s old history.
• Dubai Water Canal, 3.2 km,  a waterway extending from the Old Dubai Creek  through Business Bay to the Arabian Gulf.
• Fun, excitement, speed – and even 5D, all this in the enormous theme park, with the most up-to-date and exciting rides.
• The traditional dhow,  dates back to the days of pearl diving,  in the Arabian Gulf. Many Emirati families trace their roots to the pearl trade, having ancestors who were divers, dhow captains, or pearl merchants.